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Sony Reportedly Blocks Marvel Tokens in 132 Countries at Arrival

Shezrah Abbasi by Shezrah Abbasi
July 5, 2026
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Digital Phablet – Once again, PC gamers are facing a similar situation to Helldivers 2. Recent reports have flooded social media suggesting that Sony is blocking the PC release of Marvel Tokon in 132 countries, with region-locking being the primary reason.

Many players have pointed out that the upcoming fighting game has been restricted in numerous countries due to Sony’s PSN account restrictions. Fans attempting to preorder Marvel Tokon discovered the block after visiting Valve’s Steam store.

Doomed before launch? Sony allegedly restricts Marvel Tokon in 132 countries

Sony’s ‘Marvel Tõkon: Fighting Souls’ has been unavailable in 132 countries on PC 🎮

(via @SteamDB) pic.twitter.com/G5jGXWQmgC

— Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave) July 4, 2026

Since the controversy surrounding Helldivers 2, Sony has launched multiple titles on PC. However, it appears the company is reintroducing the unpopular regional restrictions for Tokon just ahead of its scheduled August 2, 2026 release. According to Vice, Sony has not yet responded to questions regarding this move.

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Sony shifts to fully digital with no physical disc options

Sony recently faced criticism after announcing that it plans to eliminate physical disc support for its PS5 and upcoming PS6 consoles starting in 2028. This decision raised concerns among consumers, as it impacts the ownership and sharing of physical games, along with the ability to resell titles or keep them permanently.

One user posted on X (formerly Twitter), stating, “This is a terrible business move. Why would you want to give your customers fewer options?” Another chimed in, “And this is the company we’re supposed to trust with our all-digital future? No thanks.”

Sony has announced that physical disc production will conclude in January 2028 for new PlayStation games. https://t.co/7QCTw8dZun pic.twitter.com/biMmlSOm3v

— IGN (@IGN) July 4, 2026

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Shezrah Abbasi

Shezrah Abbasi

Shezrah Abbasi is a computer scientist by profession, currently practises being a Mom and is keen to put her creative skills to use across different platforms.

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